this program needs to be corrected to reject any input that contains formated output character.

use terminal

1 #include 2 #include 3 #include 5 #define BUFFER_LENGTH 512 6 7 /* 8 * Week 3 Lab 2 * This program allows for input of formatted output * characters on the command line (such as *x and 4s), * and is therefore vulnerable to a formatted output * exploit. int main (int argc, char margv) { char buffer(BUFFER_LENGTH - 1] = {0}; if (argc BUFFER_LENGTH) { printf ("Buffer length too long. "); return -1; This program needs to be corrected to reject any * input that contains formatted output characters. snprintf(buffer, sizeof(buffer), argv(11) buffer(BUFFER_LENGTH 11. '\'; printf("You entered is. ", buffer) return @; } [ File Actions Edit View Help L$ ./week3lab -1 You entered -1. (rob kali)-[-/Desktop/rj/week3] ./week3lab Invalid number of arguments. (rob kali)-[-/Desktop/rj/week3] ./week3lab 1 You entered 1. [ (rob kali)-(-/Desktop/rj/week3] ./week3lab 11000 You entered 11000. Home (rob kali)-(-/Desktop/rj/week3] ./week3labs You entered s. I (rob kali)-[-/Desktop/rj/week3] ./week3lab sewwr You entered sewwr